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As Oklahoma lawmakers have increased access to firearms over the past decade, firearm-caused suicides, accidents and homicides have increased.

FIU students and alumni were among the dozens of specialists and government officials participating in this historic gathering, underscoring the relevance of FIU to the issues facing the region.

As Haiti grapples with an unprecedented wave of kidnappings and killings by armed gangs, a top State Department diplomat for Latin America and the Caribbean said Friday the U.S. is actively engaged in discussions about Haiti’s mounting security challenges.

High-profile primary in Georgia tests the salience of Donald Trump’s disproved claims of widespread fraud. At stake: oversight of the 2024 elections.

A crowd of more than 100 Taiwanese Americans gathered on May 14 in San Francisco to raise the ...

The U.S. government appears unlikely to invite the presidents of Cuba, Venezuela and Nicaragua to the ninth edition of the regional forum.

FIU alumni have forged careers at all levels of the federal government in Washington, D.C. and students are increasingly capturing the attention of recruiters and agencies.

Washington, April 8 (CNA) U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Brian P. McKeon on Friday urged World Health Organization (WHO) Secretary-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus to grant Taiwan observer status in its upcoming World Health Assembly in May, according to a U.S. official.

Stacey Abrams can run from the truth but she can't hide from it.

As Secretary of State Antony Blinken heads to the region, the window of opportunity for a political resolution has slammed shut. At least for now.